Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-24
RELIGIOUS REMARKS.
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES OF ALL
cREEDs. AND AT ALL POINTS.
Jews. 0entiles and Other sectarians -
Observed Through . Newspaper
Microscope With the Most 40.
curate Observation.

church next Sabbath; II, q. m. "Christmas.p
Z, p. m 'Amusements.
There are souls In the world who have the
gift Of nnding joy everywhere, and Of leave
ing 1t behind them when they go.
Rev. A. w. seabreeze, OF Flint Mich, Will
ofiiciate at st. Luke's Sunday. He has been
extended a call to the Rectcrship OF the
church.
Rev. II. w. Brooks, OF Hamburg, Ark,
brother OF the Editor Of the Whig, Is visiting
his old home here, this week and mingling
with friends Of his childhood.
BY the recent death OF the venerable ana
iamented Archbishop McGettigan. Most
Rev. DIR. Logue succeeds to the Primacy Of all
Ireland. Archbishop Logue is well worthy
to wear the mantle of his illustrious pre-
decessor.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Loughlin. OF Brooklyn
will soon celebrate his SEVENTEEN birthday
Notwithstanding this fact he Is stlll hale and
hearty, and does not appear as though more
than q half century had passed over his.
head.
Rev. DIR. Basil Manly, Professor OF Hebrew
and Greek in the Baptist Theological SEMI
nary, at Louisville, and Mr. Fred Walker,
robbed recently when within but few doors
Of their home near that city.
Miss Inez Van Zandt, of New York city,
has been sentenced to months imprison-
ment for killing two canary birds belonging
to Miss Fannie Sickles, with whom Miss Van
Zandt had quarreled. She was prosecuted by
theSociety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals.
Rev. E, e. loss, D. D., OF Vanderbilt Uni
versty, will preach Christmas sermon In
the Methodist church, tomorrow, at ii a. m.
The children of the Sunday-school will lead
the singing. DIR. Hoss VIII also preach at p.
IN. A cordial invitation is extended the pub
lie to be present.
The dioceses OF Nashville may well feel
faithful priest to the honored position OF
Vicar General. No priest is more deserving,
none better qualified than the presentincum-
bent, Rev. Father Gleason, whose promotion
gives universal satisfaction.
Archbishop Ryan, OF Philadelphia, and
Bishop Ryan, of Buffalo, sailed for Rome on
Saturday. The latter intends to visit Jerusa-
le. They both expect to be In Rome at
Christmas. The Very Rev. Maurice A.
Walsh, v. g., will be administrator of the
diocese of Philadelphia during the absence
OF Archbishop Ryan.
Max. Julius Roschell, a Jewish convict in
the Indian state Prison South, has renounced
his mother religion and united with the
Episcopal church. Roschell Is serving two
years term for bigamy, and has been in the
institution about a year. He was sent from
Perry county, but originally belonged at
Indianapolis, where he was doing good bus
iness, and was well of.
The members of the Bethel M. K. church,
Jacksonville, Ind, tcolored), are arranging a
most novel Christmas entertainment. "A
large whale is being constructed, and in this
Santa Claus is to be located. After certain
ceremonies, he is to suddenly emerge from
the monster flsh, in representation OF Jonah
being cast up. He will then commence dis.
tributing presents, which are to be concealed
In the whales jaws. The time Of holding :he
entertainment viii be December q.
There are three preachers in the present
National House of Representative-Stewari
OF Georgia Cheadle, Of Indiana, and McKin.
ney, of New Hampshire. To these must be
added Anderson, OF Kansas, who is serving
his third term In spite OF all the railroads
could do to prevent him. Anderson was 9
Presbyterian home missionary when he wa
first asked to 60 to Congress- He asked hii
wife about 1t, and she objected. NO. she
said. 81 married you . home missionary.
have lived with you home missionary, and
! propose to die with you home missiona
ry." "But my DEAR" he suggested. ''going te
Congress won't prevent my being hom,
missionary. On the contrary, that is o needy
| field"
Following is an accurate calculation OF the
amount 1t takes to At out Archbishop Corri
gan, OF New York for the performance OF hi
| functions: "As he robes In the aDctuayy hi
first dons his purple silk or cashmere cassock
which costs about $50. Over this Ia put the
rochet, a lace garment. value $780, The vel
or apron is then tried on. 1t costs SIS. Ths
tunic costs cas- the csppa magma, $50; the
barrette, $40, the sash, $40 the silk hose, $40
and the sandals $40. The set OF vestments hs
wears at mass and benediction. consiting Of q
chasuble. stole, maniplc and cope, cost 1900
| He has three vestments In foar colors-whits
black. purple and red-each costing s2,O00
The crosier, or bishop's stan, costs s70o; the
archiepiscopal crou, which Is carried befors
him. 81 800; the pectoral cross, which hang
from his neck $500; his ring. 80; the ever
$500. and the Oil stock, $500. He has his pri
vste ai ticl@ Of altar service. consisting of q
chaiice, ciborium, cruets and monstrance
which aggregate In value about 81, 800. Total
5000, q little more or less.
jackson, Tenn, whig.1
Rev. J. II. witt has been appointed Presid.
ing Elder OF the Mckenzie Distriet In the
place Of Rev. e. T. Ear, deceased. He is one
OF the best 'men In the Conference. and onos
fillcd the same position In this district
dresden, Tenn, Enterprise.J
Some church members we're excommuni.
Gated In Atlanta for working for saloons
That was exactly right. Amy person who
win pretend 70 be Christian and then use
influence TO sustain the abominabls saloons
ought TO be bounced. and we glory In the
pluck Of the church that win bounce such.
tAdam The Catholic)
The Holy Father has appointed Father p.
J. Conway, vicar-Generai OF Chicago. TO the
new See OF Springfield, Ill. Father Conway
was for many yeas pastor OF st. Peters
church, Chicago, where HIS great nnanaal
and administrative ability was 70 efeva,iy